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EMA

EMA. Based on the May 2014 CPI-W EMA Rate = 75 Cents Per Mile An increase of 3 cents per mile This EMA Rate will be effective July 12, 2014 PP 16. Recruit A Friend Today. Recruit A Friend Today – Recruitment Initiative for active craft began December 1, 2013.

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  1. EMA • Based on the May 2014 CPI-W • EMA Rate = 75 Cents Per Mile • An increase of 3 cents per mile • This EMA Rate will be effective July 12, 2014 • PP 16

  2. Recruit A Friend Today • Recruit A Friend Today – Recruitment Initiative for active craft began December 1, 2013. • Incentive for new member; receives 3 months of no dues from date of signing up. • Incentive for recruiter; receives $50 for each Regular and $25 for each Relief signed up that stays employed for those first 3 months of membership. • As of 5/09/2014 – A total of 3661 Membership Applications have been Processed, 150 Regulars and 3511 Reliefs. • Pending Incentive Payments to Recruiters $95,275. • Potential Annual Dues Generated $621,488.

  3. Evaluated Compensation SystemTime Standards Project • Description of the Overall Plan • Panel has defined 18 projects that are in various stages of development ranging from 2 or 3 that are near completion, to several that are underway, to a few that are still on the drawing board • The Panel has retained a team of professional engineers affiliated with the Institute of Industrial Engineers to work on developing standards for various work activities

  4. Dolphin 99EX

  5. ‘Why did you decide to leave?’ All respondents(number one reason) 61% “Other” omitted (13.7%)

  6. ‘Why did you decide to leave?’ (Most frequently selected number one reason by Area)

  7. If given the chance, would you consider working at the U.S. Postal Service again? Comments: Would not returnto the Postal Service

  8. Load Leveling Concept • Current color coding policy uses Sunday as a "day" when computing the intended delivery day. This results in 2 days of receipt being scheduled for Monday delivery. • Revised color coding policy will not include Sunday as a "day" when calculating the delivery day. This results in 2 days of receipt being scheduled for Wednesday delivery and moves one of the heaviest receipt days (Friday) to Tuesday delivery. • ONLY applies to Standard mail processed at P&DC. No other mail is affected by the plan.

  9. USPS Load Leveling Initiative

  10. Impact On Delivery Days

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